At the center of every galaxy is a supermassive black hole. What happens if we fall into a black hole where not even light can escape its gravity? What would we see in a scenario where we didn’t disappear due to the gravity of black holes? Here are the answers to these questions NASAvisualized it with a rather wonderful video.

From NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center Astrophysicist Jeremy Schnittman In the video made by , it was shown what will happen if we go beyond the event horizon, where not even light can escape the black hole’s gravity. The resulting images are truly impressive and striking.

Here is the journey to the black hole

In these visualizations, Schnittman shows this relativity theoretical side He says he wants to reveal it with observable results. There are two different scenarios in this video. The first of these scenarios simulates the events seen while crossing the event horizon.

In the second scenario, this time directly from the center of the black hole is passed on. This is how our camera travels through this mysterious cosmic structure that is unknown to us. After a while our sense of direction and the magnitude of the lights disappear. Finally our camera is plunged into absolute darkness.

Also in the dynamic simulation video Like English Statements are also made. In this way, structures such as the event horizon and the photon belt are conveyed to the public. For better accessibility, the video has a 360-degree angle and includes a sky map.

Schnittmans Brian Powell NASA’s Discover supercomputer was used in the video he made with the said scientist.